It took a week to get the offense together. Now we have two weeks for State. Well first let's finish this game I'm kind of getting nervous now. Come on defense you have got to get stops for us let's go and play.

College football needs to change the rules. The hurryup stuff tilts things way too much in the offense's favor. You shouldn't be able to snap the ball with 20 seconds on the playclock unless it's the end of the game.

This is the worst defensive performance by Michigan ever. Worse than Illinois because that one was 3 OTs. This is just ridiculous how fast we're giving up scores. Was there any coaching done this week???

Even if they didn't prepare properly all week, shouldn't there be some in-game correction?? Shouldn't someone be on the sideline right now telling the defense they need to run back to the line of scrimmage after every play??

I had complete faith in the Defense, even after last week's game. After today, I'm not so sure what to think. They clearly cleaned up at the very end, but 47pts, 500+ yds to Indy? My world is upside down.

I will take this. Offense was put into a position to win. Defense has two weeks to analyze what went wrong. IU is pretty good at the offense. They also run a system that gives us problems. Need to improve but there is some life to this team.

We scored 40 points+ last week and We have them 14 with two picks early right? Execution, protection and consistency is our issue a product of being young. Our coach drop the end of the game last week but our execution of the plan not the plan is what failed.

That you negative people who dont have a clue about coaching ftootball don't have a scapegoat this week. I don't think anyone here thinks richrod is anything but a genius as an OC (not a head coach). Therefore Borges beating that record against a B1G team is awesome.

We started the season with a stubborn dedication to the "pro set" only to have Denard and company settle into running the spread 75% of the time for the remainder of the season(Iowa...groan). We finished 11-2.